will this turn off and on with a yamaha reciver RX-V675
35613
No, it has a manual on/off button in the back. You won't hear it if the Yamaha receiver is off, since there is no input, but the power stays on unless you manually turn it off.
35614
The subwoofer has a two-prong AC plug. So any receiver, pre-amp or power amp that has a switchable AC outlet, two or three prong, can turn it on or off.
35615
No, it has a manual on/off button in the back. You won't hear it if the Yamaha receiver is off, since there isno input, but the power stays on unless you manually turn it off.
659740
hi, no i would think not but if that was a problem either of you only have to press the big volume knob to turn off both units.the same goes then to turn back on. really simple to operate. either unit will turn both on or off while riding. to completely shut down the units after riding they are turned off individually.
393630
No to plug in power supply. Yes, it will stay "on" until you turn it off. Finally an excellent tuner you can actually see.
735349
The RX-V671 is rated at 8ohms http://usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/av-receivers-amps/rx/rx-v671_black_u/?mode=model#tab=product_lineup Rated Output Power (20Hz-20kHz, 2ch driven) 90W (8ohms, 0.09% THD)
610424
Hi - unfortunately there isn't one or I cannot find it - I would have taken a photo of the back of my Amplifier but just went on Yamaha uk site.http://uk.yamaha.com/en/products/audio-visual/av-receivers-amps/rx-v667__g/I hope this helpsTony
692491
I am not technically-inclined enough to give you an answer directly, but have you looked at everything here?http://usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/aventage/rx-a3020_black_u/
681102
It will detect a signal and turn on automatically with any configuration. It may only do that for input source number 1. I only have my TV connected and I have not tested the other input ports. I'm not sure of the exact amount of time, but if there is somewhere around 5 to 10 minutes of no audio signal it will turn itself off.
498571
There is a voltage selector switch on the back of the unit so you can run it on 110 or 220. It's on page 32 of the owner's manual which you can view on line by going to usa.yamaha.com. Get to the audio visual section and go to the RX-V receivers then click on the V677 Under the support tab you'll see the owner's manual. Hope this helps.
1588256
The short answer is no. I've owned several prior generation Yamaha's that did, but this one has been pretty good. There have been a few occasions where I inadvertently left it on overnight and was surprised how cool it was considering... You need to remember to separately shut off the second zone which sometimes stays on when you turn off zone 1.
1820040
Hello. My carpenter directed me to return this Yamaha in favor of a Pioneer VSX 1122 K, i believe, that has this ZONE 2 feature that I think you are referring to. This was excellent advice as the Zone 2 signal, i think analog only by way of rear RCA ports, sends a completely independent sound source to my upstairs receiver--very SWEET feature if that is what you are wanting. Also you may get a good price and nice protection buying from a source with Amazon fulfillment. Trust me, I had to return the 1st Pioneer, but no issues! Good luck!
261897
Yes. This is expected according to manual. Shutting off display avoid any noise interference cause by display. since user want pure direct sound not colored by receiver.
1042137
No it will not. The receiver needs to connect directly to the Internet so it can access internet services like SiriusXM, Pandora, etc., as well access to updates from Yamaha.
921726
Not that I can determine, but it does have Auto Shut Off, so if you are feeding Audio from your TV, when you kill the TV, some minutes later the Tuner Amp goes off, so thatwhen you return to your A/V Den, and turn the TV on, it does require turning the tuner/Amp ON!
1608790
I returned the device because I wanted to stream music to Zone 2, but my Yamaha receiver doesn't support Zone 2 in this input. It seems to be a generic device in that it plugs into the coax port & uses USB for power. So I don't see why it wouldn't work on any receiver w/ a coax port. Good luck!
403209
yes. you will also need another set of cables to go from the pre-amp to your auxiliary input. These are the same cables that are coming out of the turntable into your receiver. I'm assuming your Yamaha receiver does not have a pre-amp.
1720499
I called Dual, who answered on first ring with a human! They said they can run off receiver or amp set to 8 ohm or 6 ohm fine. That is my set up on an HTR series Yamaha AV 5.1 receiver with 4 ohm on front channel running off 6 ohm for rest.
1904717
It should. I have a Yamaha RX-V567 and this subwoofer works perfectly fine with my receiver.